If when you hear the phrase eat-in kitchen you think a) yeah right, or b) does standing next to my countertop count? , then to you I say this: consider the wall-mounted drop leaf table.
Pastoral poetry is a genre that typically relates to country/rural life and often depicts the lives of shepherds. This sort of poetry describes the simple and pure lives of the shepherds, along with the notion that they are free from the corruption of life in the city.
Golden Shovel Poems. There is a poem nestled in my email each morning. Itâs the Poem-A-Day from the National Academy of Poets. I often skip it by, moving into the more urgent emails first. And then the day goes by without reading the poem. One of my resolutions for 2014 is to actually read the poem first. Todayâs poem is from Camilla Dungy and follows the Golden Shovel acrostic form created/popularized* by Terrance Hayes. Hayes used the words from Gwendolyn Brooksâ poem We Real Cool as the last word in each line to create his poem The Golden Shovel. Dungy also used Brooksâ poem to write Because it looked hotter that way.